Tomorrow is the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence. We’ve already discussed signers from Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, North Carolina, and South Carolina, Connecticut,…… Read more “What Happened to the Signers (Part 5)”
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What Happened to the Signers (Part 4)
We’ve already discussed signers from Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, North Carolina, and South Carolina. We’ve got about three more installments in this series. I did not want to…… Read more “What Happened to the Signers (Part 4)”
What Happened to the Signers (Part 3)
We’ve discussed the signers from Virginia and Pennsylvania, so make sure to check those out if you haven’t already. Today, we’ll look at signers from North Carolina,…… Read more “What Happened to the Signers (Part 3)”
What Happened to the Signers (Part 2)
Last week, I covered what happened to the Virginia signers of the Declaration. This week, I figured the next state would be Pennsylvania, since my dad grew…… Read more “What Happened to the Signers (Part 2)”
What Happened to the Signers (July 4, 2026) Part 1
Today marks the 250th anniversary of America. It is certainly a monumental occasion. What happened to those who signed their names to the Declaration of Independence? After…… Read more “What Happened to the Signers (July 4, 2026) Part 1”
July 1776 (Fourth of July 2025)
A month beforehand, in June, Thomas Jefferson sat in his office in Monticello, scribbling away at one of the most historical documents for a country he and…… Read more “July 1776 (Fourth of July 2025)”
Liberty (Independence Day 2021)
In a world where the truth of our country’s founding is no longer being taught, I have a challenge for you…if you are able to speak with…… Read more “Liberty (Independence Day 2021)”
Celebrate The Freedoms We Have (Independence Day 2020)
It seems to me that every patriotic holiday that usually brings us together as Americans has been cancelled this year. In my opinion, if you can go…… Read more “Celebrate The Freedoms We Have (Independence Day 2020)”